这下可好 全都弄丢了
“And now they're gone.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这下可好 全都弄丢了
“And now they're gone.”
此乃以家为客之感
“[That feeling of being a guest in your own home.]”
“Great, as if being whipped wasn't bad enough, now we've lost everything!”
Chinese speakers often employ seemingly positive phrasing like '这下可好' (this is great) with ironic intonation to express deep helplessness when bad situations escalate.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
now look what happened / just great
Commonly used sarcastically to comment on an outcome turning out entirely wrong or worse than before.
lost / misplaced
A colloquial resultative verb compound indicating the accidental misplacement or loss of items.
Indicates a newly realized change of state and completion of an undesirable event.